
This is one of the things I like to do when coaching basketball defense. Late in our basketball practice I have the team work one-on-one and on breaking down the defense. The defender has to make 2 stops in a row to get off the court.
I want the offense to focus on scoring the late bucket needed on an isolation and the defender focused on clamping down and making a stop.
For a twist, I’ll make the defender (after making his second stop- he could be on the basketball court for 5,10, 15 minutes playing defense at this time depending on his defense), go to the free throw line and knock down 2 free throws.
Hopefully he is tired and under a lot of stress like in a late game situation and he now needs to change his focus and concentrate on a new task.
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I want the offense to focus on scoring the late bucket needed on an isolation and the defender focused on clamping down and making a stop.
For a twist, I’ll make the defender (after making his second stop- he could be on the basketball court for 5,10, 15 minutes playing defense at this time depending on his defense), go to the free throw line and knock down 2 free throws.
Hopefully he is tired and under a lot of stress like in a late game situation and he now needs to change his focus and concentrate on a new task.
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